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I applied t st. johns pharmacy program, do i need to finish that then go to law school for a JD or are there any combined programs in New York? Also is it possible to study both at the same time?
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Pharmacy school is too demanding for you to be able to do a law degree at the same time, but there are many law schools which have extended programs for people who are working in business. You could finish your PharmD and work as a pharmacist part time or full time, make a good salary and then do your law degree. Probably that would put you in a pretty good position to get a very highly paid job in industry or in any law firm that handles a lot of medical cases.
PharmD is the fastest doctorate you can get, so when you finish you will still be the same age as many of the other students in the law school classes – but they will have to call you Dr.
I say, go for it!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Hey man:
There is no such thing as a “combined” professional program, dude.
One either becomes a pharmacist or becomes an attorney, not both at the same time. What are you, like, a 200+ IQ?
If you want to become both (why you would, I have NO idea) then you’ll need to take the LSAT and then get into a law school after you finish your Pharmacology doctorate at St. John’s. A word of advice, though: Not many law school admissions boards will be impressed by someone who has their first professional degree and yet would rather sit through 3 years of law school than go get a job; its just that it’s so…well…vulgar.
Good luck…